Results for: Kent
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Designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis for actress/journalist Hedda Hopper, this three-storey house stands hard by the sea in a 'wonderfully quiet spot' on the Kent coast. The owners, Clinton and Lisa
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'Hotel guests are anything but a second thought' at Rona and David Pitchford's restaurant-with-rooms, a 'beautiful' Georgian manor house. Trusted correspondents were impressed this year by the
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In parkland opposite a small moated castle, this 'beautiful' old manor house is the home of Lynn and Jonathan Mathias and their teenage children. They welcome visitors on a B&B basis: a kitchen and
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In a pretty village at the southern end of the Kent Downs, this 200-year-old inn has been turned into a 'busy, trendy' restaurant-with-rooms. 'It is professional and well ren,' says a visitor in 2012.
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'Stunning, immaculate, romantic; we've run out of adjectives to describe the quality of accommodation at this impeccable B&B, the finest we've ever experienced.' Guide inspectors were much taken with
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'We enjoyed our stay: a building of great character, an excellent dinner and a very comfy bed.' Opposite the Norman church in a pretty hamlet ten minutes from the port, there is 'attractive'
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Close to the town centre, Sarah and Chris van Dyke's grand, cream-painted 1850s merchant's house has direct access to private, four-acre Augusta Gardens. A relaxed B&B, it is furnished in a
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With views over Calverley Park and its own vineyard, this branch occupies an 18th-century Grade II listed mansion managed by Philip Archer. In the bistro (European dining; Daniel McGarey is the chef),
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In a peaceful conservation area close to the historic centre and cathedral, this elegant Georgian guest house is run with great attention to detail by Isobelle Leggett. Well-equipped bedrooms have
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Karen Northcote owns this cosy inn with seaside-themed bedrooms, originally a warehouse to store smugglers' contraband in the 16th century. Uneven wooden floors and exposed beams (some low) are
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